Jason Schreier: Last News

Rocksteady‘s Suicide Squad: Kill The Justice League has reportedly been delayed again.On Thursday, Bloomberg‘s Jason Schreier reported that the game had been pushed back from its May 26 release date according to a source close to the game’s development. A new release date has yet to be announced.Schreier further explained on Twitter that “a delay like this is mainly for polish, not to overhaul the core gameplay that caused the backlash.

Jennifer Maas TV Business Writer Towards the beginning of video game journalist Jason Schreier’s new book, “Play Nice: The Rise, Fall and Future of Blizzard Entertainment,” it’s revealed that “The Martian” and “Project Hail Mary” author Andy Weir once worked at and was subsequently fired from Blizzard during the making of “Warcraft II.” “So many people were shitty to me, I have to assume I brought it on myself in some way,” Weir says, explaining how he took a pre-planned trip during the final stretch of game programming in 1995 and was bullied for hid choice and soon fired for his poor performance as a programmer at the then-Mike Morhaime and Allen Adham-run game publisher. And that’s just the tip of the Blizzard-history iceberg revealed in Schreier’s book, which hit shelves Tuesday, as it details the company from its founding through its merger with Activision to its most recently acquisition by Microsoft.

God Of War: Ragnarok was recently leaked, but now it’s seemingly been delayed.According to a recent report from Bloomberg, the God Of War sequel is targeting a November release date, following concerns that it would be delayed into 2023. Additional claims came from prominent leaker The Snitch who told journalist Jason Schreier that the release date announcement will arrive today (June 30).However, after the rumours were publicized, Schreier took to Twitter to explain that the announcement has been delayed.“On God of War Ragnarok rumors: as of very recently, there was indeed a release date announcement planned for Thursday, June 30, per people familiar,” he said. “Recent tweets from Cory Barlog suggest that is no longer happening.

Call Of Duty series will not receive a new mainline title in 2023, the first time in nearly two decades, creepsActivision is reportedly pushing back the upcoming 2023 entry in the series after the most recent installment, 2021’s Call Of Duty: Vanguard from Sledgehammer Games, failed to live up to the company’s expectations. The 2023 entry is allegedly being developed by Call Of Duty: Black Ops Cold War maker Treyarch.According to a new report by Bloomberg‘s Jason Schreier, who cites “people familiar with the [release] plan”, some higher-ups in the company believe Activision has been releasing new installments in the series at too fast a pace.However, it seems like the coming years will not go without any Call Of Duty content from Activision at all.

Far Cry 7 might focus more on an online-oriented approach, a few sources are noting. Stephen Totlio mentioned this in the Axios Gaming email newsletter, saying that journalist Jason Schreier said in June about the series going in a “radically different direction” actually “tracks with a source of my own who said the company was exploring a more online-oriented approach for a sequel.”The recently released Far Cry 6 seems to be dividing critics, as some are pleased with the overall gameplay loop whilst others note that the formula used since Far Cry 3 in 2012 is feeling incredibly stale.NME’s review for the game scored it four out of five stars and said, “it’s the same old toothless Far Cry game.

The Last of Us Part II reportedly planned a DLC planned in the past.As reported in GamesRadar, the revelation came from Bloomberg reporter Jason Schreier during the MinnMax Show.Discussing Naughty Dog’s projects with The Last of Us, Schreier said: “I believe at one point [Naughty Dog] was thinking about DLC, but I don’t think that happened.” He later added that the studio “may still do something.”It’s not clear how far in planning or production this DLC had been in, but still corresponds with when Naughty Dog vice president Neil Druckmann confirmed there were “no plans” for The Last of Us Part II DLC last year.There might be additional story content coming, but fans are still holding out on a return of a ‘Factions’-style multiplayer mode

Star Wars: Knights Of The Old Republic game is reportedly in the works, but original developer BioWare (which has since been purchased by EA) is apparently not involved.During a new B.O.B. The Podcast episode, Star Wars insider Bespin Bulletin said that the project is currently in development with a studio outside of EA and its subsidiaries.

Warner Bros. (WB) Games has allegedly spoken about the upcoming Harry Potter RPG, Hogwarts Legacy, and its connection to J.K.